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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1942

Page

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Defense bond drive urged low pressure sales methods

A Defense Savings Committee meeting in Sidney featured J. McDermott, American Legion commander and Treasury rep, advocating a low pressure defense bond drive in Nebraska. He urged voluntary purchases, safeguards against coercion, and employer cooperation to deduct small amounts from pay for bonds and stamps.

J. . McDermott American Legion United States Treasury Department McDermott Nebraska Washington Stock Exchange Liberty Hitler

Old Timer Barnett Stevens Remembered In Rockford

Barnett Stevens a former Nebraska pioneer and long time Rockford resident died Friday evening January 16 in Rockford Washington. Born September 22 1856 in Monroe New York he homesteaded in western Nebraska in 1884 and later moved to Rockford in 1903. He retired in 1929 and celebrated a golden wedding anniversary in 1941. Survived by Mary L Bolles his wife two daughters Helen Stevens and Ruth Morrison two sons Herbert and Homer eight grandchildren a brother Herbert and a sister Augusta plus nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Methodist church with burial in Fairview cemetery Jaeger Funeral home of Fairfield in charge.

Barnett Stevens Rockiford Washington Stevens Nebraska Potter Review Rockford Register Monroe Orange County New York Mary L. Bolles Rockford Helen Stevens Ruth Morrison Helena Montana Herbert Homer Worley Idaho Middleton N. Y Augusta Methodist I. G. Wilkins Fairview Cemetery Jaeger Funeral Home Fairfield

Soup Supper Saturday at Methodist Church Parlor

The Girls Missionary Society sponsor a soup supper on Saturday February 4 at 5 30 p m in the Methodist church parlors. Besides soup the menu includes pie and coffee if you wish it. The public is cordially invited.

Girls Missionary Society Methodist

Change in Weather Brings Rough Morning Forecast

Heavy clouds move in from the north west with high winds stirring up dust. Thermometers fall and barometers act up as conditions may turn rough by morning after a week of ideal winter weather.

Mrs R B Merscheim Hosts Bridge Club at Home

Mrs R B Merscheim acted as hostess for her contract bridge club last Friday afternoon at her residence. Mrs Raymond Slocumb won the high score in the session.

New County Investment Committee Forms Campaign Details

C H Johnson of Lodge Pole chairs a county wide organization seeking uninvested surplus funds from organizations and idle funds. Committees will be appointed in each town as the campaign progresses with more details to follow, and the community pledges to participate.

C. H. Johnson Lodge Pole McDermott

Nearby Neighbors News Chronicle

A compact roundup from a dozen weekly papers by a special correspondent summarizing local events. The columns cover community happenings, notable meetings, and brief reports on ongoing local stories.

Colorado school buses barred from trips to games and picnics

A rationing administrator forbids using school buses for transportation to basketball games, picnics, or any excursions. The report also notes rescue of three miners in Colorado’s Griffith coal mine after a three hour entrapment, and various local incidents from robberies to freight derailments and factory updates.

Griffith Colorado Cecal

Local Registration Set For February 14 And 16

Registration for American men aged 20 to 45 is scheduled at local booths on February 14 and 16. The library room under Thayers Store houses the booth run by the American Legion Auxiliary. Hours to be announced. organizers urge early turnout.

Mienday Uncle Sam Thayers Store American Legion Auxiliary

Mrs. Bendixen Dies After Harrisburg Crash

Mrs Clara Bendixen wife of county treasurer George Bendixen died in Scottsbluff hospital after a head on crash with a truck north of Harrisburg She was driving alone the truck driver escaped injury The car was destroyed by fire bystanders pulled her from the wreckage before flames spread Funeral services were held at the Kimball Methodist church Rev Weston officiating with attendees from Potter Nebraska.

Western Nebraska Observer J. W. Martin University Place Potter Merryman M. B. Church Harrisburg Eggers Hull Clara Bendixen Kimte George Bendixen Scottsbluff Kimball Methodist Church Weston Presbyterian

Sidney Auxiliary Carnival and Dance Saturday

The Sidney American Legion Auxiliary plans a carnival and dance at the auditorium Saturday night with 5c dances and 5c admission. A prize payout will be in defense stamps. Local Legionnaires and Auxiliary members expect to attend and may charter a bus if turnout is large.

Sidney American Legion Auxiliary Potter Legion Sidney Legion Auxiliary Moumibers Gyp

Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Message

The Methodist Church announces Sunday events with Sunday School at 10 a.m. led by Dean Hagemeister, morning worship at 11 a.m. featuring the sermon A Cure for Anxiety. Youth Fellowship at 7 p.m. led by Ralph Anderson, and a girls missionary society soup supper on Saturday evening. The minister Otto A Quaife notes Good religion is a combination of right thinking and right living.

Dean Hagemeister Youth Fellowship Ralph Anderson Girls Missionary Society

Red Cross Fund Rises to 732.46 in Local Drive

Total Red Cross contributions in the community reach 732.46 with 15 donated this week. Edwin Aurich and the Potter public schools Junior Red Cross add 2.00 and 13.00 respectively. Previous issues itemized the rest. no immediate plea is issued, but donations are always welcome.

Red Cross Edwin Aurich Potter Public Schools

Public Sale at Farm Auction on Highway 88

A public auction will offer items from a leased farm located on Highway 88 six miles south and 314 miles west of Bridgeport, or four miles east of Redington on the south side of the highway.

Highwiay Bridgeport Redington

Livestock Sale List With Cattle Hogs Horses and More

A catalog of livestock including 10 milk cows with 4 milking now and others to be fresh, 6 steers, 1 bull, same calves and 14 heifers. Hogs listed as gilts expected to farrow late April. 5 horses described with ages and harness gear. 75 ewes with 75 lambs at side. Also ducks and geese included in the offering.

Farrow

New Farm Equipment and Seeds for Sale in Hart-Parr Ad

New Fanmall Tractor on rubber Hart Par r tractor in running or der New International pick up One Way 3 section harrow 12 foot drill 2 small drills New hay rake Disc 2 row go dig 2 row lister nearly new Cultivators 400 pounds alfalfa seed Rye in bin Mixed hay.

Hart-Parr Harrow

Agricultural worker induction policy challenged by adviser

Frank B. O'Connell, state classification and occupational adviser, says too many boards have adopted a policy of inducting every agricultural worker when his order number is reached or of inducting none. This stance calls for a more selective approach to dispatch and workforce management.

Frank B. O’connell

Obituary notices list several residents with January death dates

Wilburn W. Chamberlain 71 Kimball Capt James H. Cook 84 Scottsbluff Virginia Jensen 20 Dannebrog Adelaide G Hascall 88 Bridgeport Carl Schmidt 52 Alliance Geo P Bendixen 45 Kimball W G Baker 37 Mitchell all with January passing dates in a concise notice listing names ages and towns.

The Common Tater Seed Catalogue Ad in War Time

A wartime radio column promotes a new seed catalogue, praising vegetables from tomatoes to carrots and peas while noting the war effort continues. The author muses on agriculture aiding victory as the nation endures broadcasts and duties.

Open Letter Urges City Defense Ordinance On Gas Sales

A reader proposes a town ordinance banning any oil filling station from supplying gasoline to any Jap plane refueling here. The letter suggests a hundred dollar fine and argues the measure would force landings, enabling capture and avoiding aerial combat.

Red Cross Home Nursing Course Seeks More Signers

The Red Cross home nursing course requests additional signers for a program of fifteen two hour meetings. Charges run about 10c per hour or 20c per meeting, plus roughly 60c for each textbook. Money to Review office by next Saturday morning to order books. A registered nurse from Sidney will teach weekly lessons.

Red Cross Sidney

Sunday Evening Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Clarence Rogers

Mr and Mrs Clarence Rogers entertained a group of friends Sunday evening at their home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Clyde Brady Mr and Mrs Robert Fiehler M and Ms Rudy Dedic Mr and Mrs L V Myers Mr and Mrs R L McMillan Mr and Mrs Ed Wickhorst Mr and Mrs Lee Shoemarker Mr and Mrs Jal Coulter and Mr and Mrs Maynard Mayer First prizes were won by Mrs Fiehler and Bud McMillan with consolation prizes going to Mrs Coulter and Maynard Mayer.

Clarence Rogers Clyde Brady Robert Fiehler Rudy Dedic V. Myers R. L. McMillan Ed. Wickhorst Lee Shoemarker Jal’, Coulter Maynard Mayer

Gustafsons Host Birthday Party With Card Games

Mr and Mrs Robert Gustafson entertained Thursday evening of last week at a birthday party honoring Burdette Gustafson. Guests included Mr Clams Arp and Harry, Mr and Mrs Chas Stanton, Clyde Neiston, Rodney Hruza, Mrs Euda Gustafson, and Mr and Mrs Sam Wickstrom. The evening was spent in playing cards.

Robert Gustafson Burdette Gustafson

Daylight saving time starts early in 1942 war effort

Before bed Sunday set clocks one hour ahead as nationwide daylight saving time begins at 2:00 a m Monday February 9 1942. President Roosevelt calls it war time and urges adjusting watches to keep pace with the sun though stores and schools keep their hours.

Roosevelt Ian Enchore

Potter Community Boosters Hold Active Season Opener

Twenty one members attended the first meeting of the Potter Community Boosters club at Tebrinke cafe. Dean Hagemeister was elected president for 1942 with Dewey Larson as vice president and Elmer Seyfang as secretary treasurer. The group planned monthly meetings and discussed road issues, patriotic topics, and a regional defense savings report presented by Rev. Quaife. Entertainment featured reels including scenes from Pearl Harbor.

Potter Community Boosters Club Tebrinke Dean Hagemeister Dewey Larson Elmer Seyfang Erickson Rev. Quaife Sidney Wm. Hageme Pearl Harbor

Juelfs Family Dines With Dick Juelfs Household

Mr and Mrs Lloyd Juelfs and family and Mr and Mrs George Juelfs were dinner guests Sunday at the Dick Juelfs home.

Lloyd Juelfs George Juelfs Dick Juelfs

Sunday Supper Guests At Clarence Rogers Home

Mr and Mrs T L McMillan and Mr and Mrs Clyde Brady were Sunday evening supper guests at the Clarence Rogers home.

Mr and Mrs Claude Biggs Guests at Sidney Navy News

Mr and Mrs Claude Biggs were guests Sunday evening at the Roland Biggs home in Sidney. Roland is joining Amele Sam's navy and will leave soon for active duty.

Claude Biggs Roland Biggs Sidney Roland Amele Sam Navy

Guests Visit E S Hermansen Home Sunday Afternoon

Dr and Mrs W T Kahse and guests including Mrs August Schmidt Mrs Anderson Mr and Mrs Jack Nelson and family spent Sunday afternoon at the E S Hermansen residence.

W. T. Kahse August Schmidt Anderson Jack Nelson E. S. Hermansen Home

Parshalls Welcome Baby Girl Sarah Elizabeth

Mr and Mrs Leonard Parshall announce the birth of a daughter named Sarah Elizabeth in a Sidney hospital on Thursday January 29.

Leonard Parshall Sidney Hospital Sarah Elizabeth

Bowling News: Bill the Bomber Wins Week Playoff

Bill the Bomber won the playoff this week amid the bowling league's growing interest. Readers are urged to join for games or to kibitz and enjoy the lively, welcoming atmosphere as competition and fun continue to roll along.

Bill

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Defense Savings Committee Earth Legion Rockford, Washington Mons Colorado State Mitchell South Dakota Cheyenne County Burlington McCook Nebr Great Western Sugar Company Frank A. Kemp State Game and Fist Commission Lake Minatare L. L. Kelly Fort Peck Provo S. D Crawford William M. Jeffers Jeffers Yellowstone Bank Jackson Hole Selective Service Boards Sidney Auxiliary Otto A, Quaifh Lodge Pole Valley Wl Pet Potter Bushnell Der Alfalfa Hay Harry Wells Ernest Roloff Schmidt Carl Alliance Uary Baker W. G Grandpa Sister G. A RED Cross Home Nursing T. L. McMillan Mrs. Clyde Brady Bowling News
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